Uganda Declares May 12 Public Holiday for Museveni Inauguration
Uganda declares May 12, 2026, a public holiday for President Museveni's swearing-in. Critics warn of economic disruption as banks and markets close.
Uganda declares May 12, 2026, a public holiday for President Museveni's swearing-in. Critics warn of economic disruption as banks and markets close.
Former Jigawa Assembly Speaker Isah Idris resigns from APC after being screened out, fueling defection rumors to ADC or PDP.
BUA Group's Abdulsamad Rabiu surpasses Johann Rupert with a net worth of $19 billion, driven by BUA Foods' strong performance.
Dr. Alexander Obiechina says Obidients support Peter Obi's exit from ADC, viewing it as a step toward genuine political change for 2027 elections.
Minister of Works David Umahi orders a 10-day investigation into structural concerns on Eko Bridge, Lagos, as rehabilitation efforts resume with renewed funding from President Tinubu.
Abdullahi Ganduje clarifies his remarks on Sanusi, says only Supreme Court can decide Kano emirship. Urges calm until verdict.
Dr. Nura Manu Soro embodies a generational shift for Bauchi APC, combining grassroots mobilization, fiscal experience, and proven electoral success ahead of 2027.
Tein Jack-Rich submits nomination forms for Rivers West Senate seat, warns new APC entrants against sidelining loyalists who built the party.
Kano Governor Abba Yusuf swore in former rival Murtala Sule Garo as deputy governor. An analyst says it's a survival strategy amid 2027 political realignments.
Governor Umo Eno assures Akwa Ibom people of continued development as he begins second term bid, citing over 82 ongoing projects and need for more time to fulfill promises.
Pelumi Olajengbesi, spokesman for Governor Adeleke's campaign council, accuses Osun APC of abandoning issue-based campaigns for fabricated stories and intimidation.
Governor Seyi Makinde may endorse former Finance Commissioner Bimbo Adekanmbi as his preferred candidate for the 2027 Oyo governorship election, fueling political discussions.
The 2026 UNIFEMGA reunion in Ile-Ife will explore Nigeria's untapped opportunities, featuring keynotes by Mallam Lanre Issa-Onilu and discussions on youth empowerment, innovation, and nation-building.
Sultan of Sokoto Muhammadu Sa'ad Abubakar dismisses allegations of a religious agenda, affirming Muslims are not targeting Christians amid rising interfaith tensions.
Former Imo Governor Emeka Ihedioha has announced he will remain in the African Democratic Congress (ADC) and not join Peter Obi in the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC).
A Federal High Court in Abuja ordered interim forfeiture of nine properties linked to former Minister Timipre Sylva, pending ownership investigation.
Sultan of Sokoto Sa'ad Abubakar III denies any Muslim agenda to decimate Christians in Nigeria, urging Nigerians to separate religion from criminal acts.
The APC has waived screening for President Bola Tinubu ahead of its presidential primary, citing his prior screening in 2022 and endorsements from party stakeholders.
Senator Mohammed Hassan Dambu has resigned from the APC and joined the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) ahead of the 2027 elections, with NDC founder Henry Seriake Dickson and chieftain Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso welcoming him.
Kefas Ropshik obtains PDP nomination form for Plateau State governorship in 2027, pledging sustainable growth and empowerment for youth and women.
Civil society groups urge INEC to extend 2027 election timelines by 90 days due to legal disputes and insecurity, while stakeholders raise concerns over credibility and democratic performance.
President Tinubu is concerned about internal conflicts among Southern APC leaders as the party prepares for primaries. Meanwhile, the NWC waives his screening, and ADC criticizes GDP celebration.
FCT Minister Nyesom Wike challenges Seyi Makinde's PDP faction to open a party bank account and secretariat to prove authenticity, sparking sharp rebuttals from rivals.
Senate President Akpabio and Senator Oshiomhole face off over amended rules restricting top posts to ranking lawmakers, sparking 2027 election intrigues.
Residents in Langbasa and Harmony Estate lament demolitions for a Lagos road project, citing displacement, lack of notice, and compensation issues despite government assurances.
A Truecaller report reveals Nigeria as Africa's most spammed country, with 51% of unknown calls flagged. Telecom-related calls dominate, blurring lines between legitimate and fraudulent communication.
NERC's band billing system is impoverishing Nigerians amid poor power supply. Small businesses close, tariffs rise 250%, and consumers face unbearable costs.
Nigeria's prosecution of over 500 terror suspects is a step forward, but true justice requires targeting high-level financiers and commanders, not just low-level actors. Credibility demands due process and accountability across the terror chain.
The Federal High Court in Lagos has stopped the NBC from threatening or punishing broadcasters over personal opinions, bullying, or lack of neutrality, in a victory for media freedom.
A Lagos High Court discharged Ibrahim Usman after 10 years in custody, ruling that the prosecution failed to prove defilement beyond reasonable doubt, citing institutional failures.